It has been a long, long time since I've been this convinced that any Cleveland team should take a certain course of action as what the Browns should and could do with the 2011 draft.

With who could and should be available (let's keep this to players you'd like to see at each spot but also players that have at least a good chance of being available as well), the Browns have a great opportunity to turn a weakness into a near-strength, speaking of the defensive line.

So who are the top 3-6 players you'd like at each spot? I'm adding tiers.

If you want to run a 4-3, a pro bowl caliber DE is a must. One of those two will surely be there and probably both the way everyone is (idiotically) reacting to Bowers' possible knee issues. Fairley is fifth because of his attitude the last couple of weeks. Late to meetings that could mean a ton more money depending on the pick? Not great.

There are so many WRs thought to be above a certain talent level, I'd like to see the Browns go defensive line with the first two picks and then land whatever WR falls to them in the third. Quite frankly I think you're satisfying both BPA and PON by doing that. Not to say the Browns should go into this as close minded as that sounds, but by what could and should be available that looks like a great plan of action.

1) Greg Little WR/ Ellis DT/ Brewer OT/ Rackley OG - Little may be worth the rist at 3rd round if we did not select WR earleir. May be a good sport to secure OL help.

4th round and beyond : Lots of good DTs that may be available at out spots include Nevis, McClain, Jenkins, Acho, Guy, Neild, McPhee, Romeus, Allen. Interesting DBs and possibly a slot WR like Salas or Shorts. Maybe a project QB late

Playing here is the closest thing to heaven. Really, I mean it's amazing to be in a place where the fans truly cherish their football team and stick behind them win or lose. We players love them, too. I feel a sense of accomplishment playing here, we are a special breed of football players with a great opportunity." ~ tOSU LB Brian Rolle

1. Patrick Peterson2. Julio Jones3. AJ Green4. Tyron Smith (I DON'T EVER WANT TO SEE ANOTHER JOHN ST. CLAIR START AT RT EVER AGAIN..Want to place blame for the injuries of McCoy, Delhomme and Wallace? look no further than el matador)5. Ryan Kerrigan (homer pick? maybe, but the guy was pretty much purdue's entire defense! he played great against the big boys of the big ten like TOSU, and Purdue just knows how to produce talent in the form of defensive ends)

Ideally, I'd like to see us go Peterson/Austin/Matthews..I'd like to get a reciever early, but the value in those three picks is pretty damn good.

Swerb wrote:Go start a blog if you want to tell the world your incomprehendible ramblings.

Cerebral_DownTime wrote:I have a big arm and can throw the ball pretty damn far...... maybe even over those moutains. The Browns should sign me, i'll let you all in locker room to drink beer. Then we can all go out the parking lot to watch me do motorcycle stunts.

Ya know I said what I said because the initial reports stated we'd know the condition of Bowers' knee after April 8 testing. So, everyone freaking out over something we'd know the results over seemed moronic. But, if it's not known, obviously that holds some merit.

As long as his knee is in question I don't think a team can take him in the top-10 even though every fiber in my body says it's just us being over cautious and looking too far into reports.

Would love to be a fly on the wall to find out what CLE's medical staff thinks.